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    3I/ATLAS, the third-known interstellar visitor to pass through our Solar System, may have formed in an ancient planetary system around 12 billion years ago, according to a paper i…

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    One billion more people face at least one day of extreme heat stress each year compared with the 1970s, according to a paper in Nature Climate Change.

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    Giant sperm produced by male fruit flies organise into a densely aligned, highly dynamic living material inside the body, preventing thousands of the cells from knotting or tangli…

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    The world’s highest 10% of spenders are responsible for environmental damage estimated to be worth US $1.7–5.7 trillion (at 2017 values) each year, according to research in Commun…

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    A paper in Nature presents a 98-qubit quantum computer that operates at high accuracy and in a way that classical computers cannot reproduce. The demonstration highlights the pote…

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    Papers in Nature present two independent AI models that can assist with multiple stages of patient management, from diagnosis to treatment decisions. The systems perform at least…

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    A paper in Nature describes plague outbreaks dating back to around 5,500 years ago documented in hunter-gatherer communities from southeast Siberia. The findings may be the oldest…

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    Butterflies in the Heliconius genus have evolved lifespans three times longer than their close relatives, with some living up to nearly one year, according to research in Nature C…

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    An analysis in Nature Health of national prescribing data in England from 2019 to 2024 identifies pandemic-related shifts and persistent demographic and socioeconomic inequalities…

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    A paper in Nature Medicine presents an intracortical brain–computer interface (BCI) that enables long-term, independent speech-based communication and computer use in an individua…

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    A study in Nature Neuroscience shows that core benefits of sleep—reduced local sleep pressure, renormalized synaptic strength and memory consolidation—can be reproduced in awake,…

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    Human-driven sea-level rise has quadrupled the frequency of extreme coastal sea-level events since 1900, according to a study in Nature Climate Change. The findings suggest that c…

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    Gunnar Hartmann is the overall winner of Nature’s 2026 Scientist at Work photography competition with a photo of two researchers guiding a flock of northern bald ibis on their mig…

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    First data from the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO) neutrino experiment provide the most precise measurements of neutrino oscillation reported to date, according…

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    A vast whale graveyard found on the bed of the Indian Ocean may represent the deepest and most extensive known accumulation of whale fossils, carcasses, and communities supported…

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    A paper in Nature Communications reports on squirrel droppings preserved in Canadian permafrost containing 700,000-year-old ancient DNA.

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    A study in Communications Medicine explores whether a special, fat-based diet could be a safe and effective treatment for adults with anorexia nervosa. Participants showed signifi…

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    A drug called apitegromab may help to preserve lean body mass during weight loss with tirzepatide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, according to a phase 2 clinical trial published in Nat…

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    Tooth enamel structure changed at the nanoscale as the human diet shifted toward meat and agriculture products over the past two million years, according to an analysis in Nature.

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    NASA’s Juno observations show relativistic electron acceleration at the bow shock of Jupiter and establish a universal scaling law linking shock size to maximum cosmic ray energy,…

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    The quality of recycled plastic tends to be higher when the waste is pre-sorted by households compared with plastics recovered from mixed waste at a recycling facility in the Neth…

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    A paper in Nature describes a previously unrecognised group of young worker honeybees who are responsible for raising their queen in physicochemically unique peanut-shaped wax cel…

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    A paper in Nature Communications presents a bio-inspired robot that has been used to illustrate the mechanism by which some species of fish are able to walk on land. This may prov…

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    Two ancient river systems that once discharged into a partially dried-out eastern Mediterranean Sea merged to form the modern Euphrates River in Western Asia, according to researc…

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    A paper in Nature Biotechnology presents a wearable ultrasound device that is optimized for continuous monitoring of pregnancies.

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    A paper in Nature presents molecular clocks that can provide accurate estimates of both molecular age and lifespan across multiple mammalian species and tissue types. This framewo…

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    One in six internet-using children from a survey in 12 countries across Asia and Africa are found to experience at least one form of technology-facilitated sexual exploitation and…

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    A Primer in Nature Reviews Disease Primers summarizes the epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of tinnitus.

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    A paper in Nature reports a direct measurement of a black hole mass in a distant object known as a little red dot, found in a galaxy dating back to when the Universe was just 700…

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    A feature in Nature Index examines the growing legacy of ‘forever chemicals’ and how researchers are racing to develop safer alternatives.